KEG CEO Linda Bach: "Maternal, newborn, and child health is not only a health issue. It is a public-interest and accountability issue.
As editors and media leaders, we have an important role in determining whether these issues remain on the national agenda beyond a crisis, a new report, or an international health day."
#OMMI #MaternalHealth #OkoaMamaNaMtoto
KEG CEO Linda Bach: As the media, our challenge is to move beyond the headline.
We need to ask: What happened after the announcement? Were commitments implemented? Did resources reach the intended services? What are women and families experiencing? What is working, and can it be replicated?
#OMMI #MaternalHealth #OkoaMamaNaMtoto
A team from Kenya Editors Guild led by President Zubeidah Kananu paid a courtesy call on the Country Director for the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Kenya @FNF_Kenya Ralf Erbel. Mr Erbel was joined by colleagues Nzau Musau and Judie Kaberia.
Discussions focused on journalists safety and press freedom.
KEG President Zubeidah Kananu: Public financing, public debt, and complex financing arrangements are issues that have real consequences for citizens and the country.
The media has a vital responsibility to provide accurate, accessible information that enables the public to understand these issues and hold decision-makers accountable.
#PublicDebtAccountability #FiscalJustice
@IRIglobal
James Muraguri, public debt brief consultant @IRIglobal, explores accountability questions. What should the media be looking at?
"The key accountability question is how the decision to borrow is made: was the loan properly appraised, approved, and disclosed before the agreement was signed?”
#PublicDebtAccountability
Viola Ochola, Director, Access to Information @KenyasOmbudsman presents on access to information and accountability mechanisms.
“Public institutions are custodians, not owners, of information. The information they hold belongs to citizens, unless there is a clear legal exemption limiting its disclosure.”
#PublicDebtAccountability
@IRIglobal
The Kenya Editors Guild and the International Republican Institute @IRIglobal have launched a partnership focused on advancing public debt accountability and fiscal justice.
This initiative begins with a peer-to-peer engagement bringing together editors and senior journalists to identify priority issues, evidence gaps and key accountability questions that will help shape the agenda for institutional dialogue.
#PublicDebtAccountability #FiscalJustice
The Kenya Editors Guild (KEG) participated in a Media Town Hall hosted by Willow Media ahead of the Kenya Health Summit 2026, which will take place on 18th - 19th of August at KICC. During the Town Hall Health CS Aden Duale, SHA CEO Mercy Mwangangi, CoG CEO Mary Mwiti and Kemsa CEO Waqo Ejersa shed light on the progress, challenges and future of Kenya’s health reforms, including the Social Health Authority (SHA), primary healthcare and access to quality care.
KEG CEO Linda Bach underscored the important role of the media in informing the public and holding institutions accountable on matters of health. Journalists present questioned and sought clear answers on the delivery of healthcare to Kenyans.
#KenyaHealthSummit #HealthAsARight #HealthReforms #HealthJournalism @KenyaEditors@Kemsa_Kenya@_shakenya
Kenya Editors Guild CEO Linda Bach joins other stakeholders during a conference themed "One Year to 2027: Minimum Electoral Reforms and the 12-month Advocacy Road map. Mulle Musau, convener Uchaguzi Platform, outlined the priority reform areas which include; integrity of the voter register, election results management, election security and electoral-related violence, campaign financing, election technology; electoral information integrity and regulation of digital campaign and inclusive representation. #media
#tenpriorityreforms
@MediaCouncilK@elogkenya@ELGIA_Africa@BachLyn@zubeidahkananu
Our #KEGNewsroomVisits continued at Ghetto Radio, where the KEG delegation was hosted by Managing Director, Maji Maji and his team.
The engagement featured candid conversations on media sustainability, press freedom, journalists' safety, media diversity, and opportunities for collaboration through content and knowledge sharing to strengthen quality, impactful journalism.
"Ignoring Sheng as a radio broadcasting language in our audience data means overlooking audiences, losing revenue, ultimately affecting our sustainability," said MajiMaji.
The Kenya Editors Guild and the Media Council of Kenya met to discuss the implementation of an MoU between the two institutions .
Discussions revolved around;
✅Devolving KEG services/offices to the regions.
✅Exploring the possibility of establishing a welfare scheme for journalists and editors through partnership with institutions such as Retirement Benefits Authority @RBAKenya.
✅Collaboration on this year's Annual Editors Convention.
The #KenyaJournalismReview is now live on our website!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this publication possible. Special appreciation goes to KEG member Emeka Mayaka, who served as editor-in-chief, and to KEG Innovations Committee Chair Kenfrey Kiberenge for steering the project.
From media freedom and AI to innovation, ethics, and the future of journalism, this Issue is a must-read!
Read it here: [https://t.co/SLCoJfTmf0]
Kenya Editors Guild CEO Linda Bach presents the Lifetime Achievement Award to Joseph Odindo at the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC)🎉👏.
Mr Odindo thanked the Guild for honouring him. "Such gestures make wazees like myself really happy," he said while receiving the award.
Mr Odindo was joined by Marion Njoki and Simon Riitho both of @AKU_GSMC.
The Kenya Editors Guild was pleased to attend the British High Commission’s media reception, where we welcomed Anna Dubuis, the new Head of Communications for Kenya and Somalia, and bid farewell to Georgina WH.
We appreciate Georgina’s engagement with Kenya’s media sector and look forward to working closely with Anna to strengthen collaboration in advancing media freedom, professional journalism, and shared democratic values.
Our sincere appreciation to H.E. Matt Baugh, the UK High Commissioner to Kenya, for hosting the reception and for the British High Commission’s continued engagement with the media fraternity.
A strong pension system is built on awareness, participation and trust.
Kenya’s pension sector has grown significantly, with assets under management reaching over KSh 2.8 trillion.
The question now is: how do we bring more Kenyans, including journalists, into this conversation?
#SecuringTheStorytellersFuture
Don't fall into the trap of societal pressure to live beyond your means; many are silently struggling under the weight of unsustainable loans. #FinancialLiteracy#SaveMoney#SocietalPressure
Financial preparedness is a necessity, not an option. Many professionals face job insecurity, questioning how they'll pay bills or feed their families. Don't wait for redundancy—secure your future today. #FinancialLiteracy#JobSecurity
Paul Murage @MeteoKenya: The challenge is not generating forecasts. The challenge is translating climate information into decisions that farmers can use. What is the economic cost of ignoring climate information? That is the question we must ask.
#PressClubKE#ResilientHarvests
Dr. Rose Waswa from @RCMRD_ speaks on crop monitoring and pest surveillance:
"We are able to combine climate information, field reports, and crop data to identify areas at risk of pest and disease outbreaks with a high degree of accuracy.
The goal is not just to report pests but to understand when farmers planted, what controls they have applied, and whether those interventions are working."
#PressClubKE #ResilientHarvests